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Many of the best TVs prioritize the visual components over digital audio. Because TVs typically lack a tremendous internal speaker system, many choose to install their sound systems. In this article, we show you how to connect surround sound to a TV so that you can enjoy the very best audio experience.
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And if you have a wireless setup, we can show you how to make a TV Bluetooth accessible.
Not all surround sound systems are made the same. So make sure to consult your specific systems user manual. That said, below are the general steps to set up an external speaker system.
Insider Tip
For best audio results, angle the front speakers towards the area where the viewers will be sitting.
Warning
AV receivers need ventilation and can get hot. So, be sure to keep it somewhere that air can flow freely and not in a tight space or a drawer.
F.A.Q.S
Can you connect a TV to a receiver without HDMI?
While HDMI is the most common way to connect a receiver and TV, you can also use RCA cables.
What is needed for a surround sound system?
A surround sound setup usually consists of at least five speakers, one of which is a subwoofer.
What’s the difference between an AV receiver and a stereo receiver?
A stereo amplifier receives only an audio signal and does not handle video input. An AV amplifier will receive both an audio and video signal.
STAT: The height of tweeter speakers should be about 2 feet above ear level. (source)
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